Child Language and Agrammatism: A Comparison The Use of Pronouns – Focused on the English Language
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This thesis gives an overview of several hypotheses within Linguistic research about the use of pronouns. The target groups used as an example were children and agrammatics, with a bit more focus on aphasia. The thesis explains how children and agrammatics suffer from the same problem: interpreting and producing pronouns. Several theories were covered to explain this phenomenon and specifically Nada Vasic's work was the leading thread.
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agrammatism, children, aphasia, pronouns, Rule-I, Modularity Hypothesis, Maturation Hypothesis, reflexives, ECM construction